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American antique fireman weathervane
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American antique fireman weathervane
Attributed to J.W. Fiske, NY, From the HYC Hose No. 2, Unadilla, NY
c. 1890
Molded copper with a fine verdigris patina with traces of original gilding.
Ht. 30”, L. 33”
Provenance: Henry Y. Canfield, Unadilla, NY, who built the firehouse in 1890; to the town of Unadilla; the Lord family, 1949; private collection, 2004.